Category Archives: Travel Tips

It’s hard to resist the charm of Komodo. The Jurassic-looking set of islands, the prehistoric beasts, the clear blue water that holds bursts of corals and rich marine life underneath—everything about Komodo screams daring adventure. However, not all people can … Continue reading →

Located around the Jayawijaya mountains, Baliem Valley is a great place for you to enjoy culture, customs, and the stunning landscape. This area, sometimes known as the Grand Valley. This famous valley is the most favorite and most available destination … Continue reading →

Are you planning a family vacation but not sure what to do or where to go? Why not look at one of the most family-oriented liveaboards that will take you to an amazing destination and provide you with fun activities … Continue reading →

Sometimes it’s hard to have deep love for scuba diving and being employed in a full-time job. While you need to keep the job as a main source of income, you’re also tied to the job which restrain your time … Continue reading →

All we know about becoming a divemaster in Bali is that it’s one of the step to set a career in scuba diving. We know that most recreational divers, in most places, should follow either a divemaster or an instructor … Continue reading →

Nusa Dua is one of the luxurious sides of Bali, it is located 40 km south of Denpasar. Nusa dua beauty has attracted travelers to visit and considers as one of the best places to stay in Bali.  In Nusa … Continue reading →

If you are an avid diver, you probably have heard of Amed. This little fishing village in the northeast coast of Bali hides numerous diving gems underneath its calm water! Unlike your typical  Bali destination, Amed is far from the … Continue reading →

Are you planning to visit the heart-stopping Padar Island on your way to Komodo this year? This Jurassic-looking, dry and mountainous island is probably the most famous signature of Komodo—other than the dragons themselves. No trip to Komodo National Park … Continue reading →

Over 5,000 million years ago, gigantic monitor lizards used to roam the earth. The Megalania—meaning “ancient great roamer”—were at least 5.5 meters long and weight minimum 575 kg, originally coming from Australia. As time pass by, the giant roamers of … Continue reading →